Sarmal, A. (February 2026). “The Psychological Maintenance of Systems of Oppression.” Department of Psychology, Loyola University Chicago.
Sarmal, A. (February 2026). “The Dream Revisited: Exploring the American Dream as a Psychological Construct.” Guest Lecture at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, FLNG 252.
Sarmal, A. (November 2025). “Examining Systems of Oppression.” University of Arizona, Social Psychology Area Seminar.
Sarmal, A. (April 2025). “Bias in Context: From Interracial Relationships to Healthcare Equality.” I Am Lab, University of Wisconsin-Madison (PI: Dr. Morgan Jerald).
Sarmal, A. (February 2025). “Bias in Context: From Interracial Relationships to Healthcare Equality.” Department of Psychological Science, Ball State University.
Sarmal, A. (November 2023). “Bias in Context: From Interracial Relationships to Healthcare Equality.” Rising Star Colloquium, Department of Psychology, University of Virginia.
Sarmal, A. (October 2023). “Consequences of Stereotyping and Prejudice.” Guest Lecture at the University of Georgia, PSYC 4200.
Sarmal, A. (September 2023). “Applying to Psychology Graduate Programs.” Seminar presented at the Psychology Undergraduate Mentoring Program & GABBA Lab. University of Georgia
Sarmal, A. (April 2023). “The Sea We Swim In: Examining Inequalities in Our Surroundings.” Social Concepts Lab, Stanford University (PI: Dr. Steven O. Roberts).
Sarmal, A. (February 2023). “How White Supremacy Culture Shapes the Narratives We See in the Media.” Guest Lecture at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, FLNG 252.
Of Note
Instructor, Precollege Enrichment Opportunity Program for Learning Excellence (PEOPLE), Division of Diversity, Equity & Educational Achievement. Taught courses in Math (enrollment = 33), Academic Skills and Assessments (enrollment = 37), and Social Emotional Learning (enrollment = 37). (Summer 2025)
Course:Toward Theorizing and Studying Emotion as a Multi-level System of Systems: From Cell to Self to Society, taught by Drs. Maria Gendron & Christian Waugh
Workshop: Text Analytics: Uncovering Psychological Insights via Natural Language, taught by Drs. Tessa Charlesworth & Matthew Rocklage